Not for sale anymore

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Beauty,
GLWS!

wow nice....hope to see you get your price, as mine will hopefully go for more....
any way questions..
1-Fuchs appear polished?
2-antenna is on rear area?
3-console gauges you changed out
or installed...73's had consoles factory..
(all that I have seen)..
4-miles on car?
5- were the front struts changed to??
6-The ht xchngrz are the steel stock oem..?
7-also LE front spoiler..was on car??
thanx Rx

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Nice car......here's the original FS thread.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=230780&hl=

More info / photos from when Marc owned it.....

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=203818&hl=

Car was a 1.7 originally, correct? I saw a 1.7 on the car but a 1.8 in the post?

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That is one beautiful 914. We'd like to know if the 2.0 engine is a swap.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=230780&hl=

"The car started it's life with a 1.8 but now has a 2.0 engine courtesy of 914itis. The new engine runs very strong with 150 all around compression. The engine is a low number GA which belongs to a 73 and has the highest stock HP for a 914-4 along with 1974s. Of course you all know this already."

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I sold Randy the 2.0l when I did my six conversion .
Engine was running very strong. Well tunes and No issues .
McMark installed it .

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This is a shame. That is a nice car for sure. I think anytime you list a car for sale on a specific car enthusiast site, you should expect the car to be critically examined. I see nothing wrong with that as we want to be sure any potential buyers are informed and have their eyes wide open.

I hope the seller reconsiders and if he still wishes to sell his very nice car, posts it again. Best wishes.

Nice history. Don't do the delete thing, it's still here. Embrace.